Sony PSP Portable Review Roundup

By Ian Bell March 21, 2005

So far all of the reviews we have seen have a positive outlook on Sony’s new portable gaming system, the PSP. Keep in mind that most of the press reviewing the new PSP consists of non-gaming specific publications (with the exception of Gamespot which only has a first look of the PSP). The real verdict will come when the gaming enthusiasts’ sites start reviewing the PSP. So we do not recommend going out and buying the system based solely on what the Washington Post and Forbes say for example. Here is what we have so far:

The Gadgeteer (very detailed review with pictures)
USA Today
Washington Post
Forbes
PC World
Wall Street Journal
Gamespot
San Jose Mercury News

We will post a nother review round-up once the PSP is officially released and the gaming sites get a chance to review it.

Editors' Recommendations

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Gaming

Here’s when can you expect our Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League review

Key art for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will be available starting today for those who picked up its Deluxe Edition. If you're looking for our review, you'll have to wait a little longer. Being fully transparent, we did not get a code ahead of release and we are still yet to receive one.

We reached out to Warner Bros Games' PR team and inquired about review codes roughly two weeks ago. Initially, we were told that no review timeline had been confirmed yet. Late last week, we received an update that we would be receiving code when servers went on early this week. The game is now live and running into server issues. Digital Trends would not recieve a code until January 30, one day after the game's early access period had begun.

Computing

The 5 best portable monitors for laptops and gaming in 2024

best portable monitors monitor

While your average laptop has a reasonably good screen, a portable monitor can either give you a better alternative or act as an extra screen for you to work with. Of course, you could take a more traditional monitor with you, but then you'll have to deal with stands and more complex power needs, so they aren't an option if you're constantly on the road. That's what's great about portable monitors; plus, there's a ton of variety that you can pick from, whether it's something small and basic like a 15.6-inch screen or a large 18-inch one that runs at 144op and is perfect for gaming. That's why we've gone out and found a nice selection of portable monitors for you to check out; so that you can pick something that fits your needs without spending a ton of extra cash.
The Best Portable Monitors in 2024

Buy the if you want the best portable monitor for gaming
Buy the if you want the best budget portable monitor
Buy the if you want the best 4K portable monitor
Buy the if you want the best 1440p portable monitor
Buy the if you want the best 18-inch portable monitor

Computing

Steam Year in Review 2023 is live — here’s how to see your Steam Replay

The landing page for Steam Year in Review 2023.

Steam introduced Steam Replay last year for the first time, and it's back again for 2023. As we close out the year, you get a chance to look back at a bunch of stats for 2023, similar to Xbox Year in Review and PlayStation Wrap-Up. Here, we will show you how to see your Steam Year in Review for 2023.

The wrap-up includes a ton of detail, from what games you've played to how many achievements you've unlocked. Steam Year in Review is only live for a limited time, but you can download and share your review while it's running, as well as add it to your Steam profile so you can see it throughout the next year.
How to see Steam Year in Review 2023